American Mahjong vs Computer
Turn your phone sideways
The table fills your screen, with bigger tiles and bigger buttons.
How to play against the computer
You sit at the bottom. The dealer, East (marked with a red E), has 14 tiles and discards first; the deal moves one seat to the right after every game, just like at a real table. Start with the Charleston: tap three tiles to put them in the middle of the table, then press Pass. On the first left and the last right you may pick fewer than three and pass the rest blind. When play begins, tap the wall in the middle of the table to draw a tile, then tap a tile to lift it and tap it again (or press Discard) to throw it. If another player throws a tile you can use, buttons appear so you can call it or declare Mahjong.
When it is your turn, tap the wall in the middle of the table to draw. If you are not sure what a word means, see the glossary; for who pays what at the end, see paying and scoring.
Press Hint to make our suggested tiles glow, and Hands to see the three hands you are closest to. Press “Card” to see every hand on our free Practice Card.